Help! Problems with R200 diff kit install!
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Help! Problems with R200 diff kit install!
I finally have everything I need to install my inlinePRO R200 diff kit, and like almost everything else I've done to the car there are issues. I am trying to get the rear differential mounting bolts into the rear differential mounting assembly, and the diff cover is hitting a portion of the rear subframe. I have the Greddy R200 diff cover, which is larger than the OEM diff cover. I know of at least one other board member who has this setup on his car, so I know that it will work somehow. Also, one portion of the diff is hitting the EVAP canister, and I am not sure what to do about that.
Here are some pics showing the problems:
I could possibly remove some material from the bottom of the subframe and I believe that would allow me to insert the mounting bolts all the way, but I am not sure if that would alleviate any other issues.
Any recommendations?
Here are some pics showing the problems:
I could possibly remove some material from the bottom of the subframe and I believe that would allow me to insert the mounting bolts all the way, but I am not sure if that would alleviate any other issues.
Any recommendations?
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It sounds to me like the aftermarket diff cover will not work with that install kit, the kit uses the monting stus in the cover. Maybe the cover studs are in a slightly different spot ( aftermarket you never know.....), Ive seen that cover and it's alot larger in the lower portion which increases the fluid capacity. I dont think cutting into the subframe would be a good idea, if you do you will have to acount for the movement of the diff under load (twist). The only way i've seen that installed is with the standard cover.....
I hope you get it all worked out
I hope you get it all worked out
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Originally Posted by S-Turn AP1,Mar 16 2008, 05:11 PM
It sounds to me like the aftermarket diff cover will not work with that install kit, the kit uses the monting stus in the cover. Maybe the cover studs are in a slightly different spot ( aftermarket you never know.....), Ive seen that cover and it's alot larger in the lower portion which increases the fluid capacity. I dont think cutting into the subframe would be a good idea, if you do you will have to acount for the movement of the diff under load (twist). The only way i've seen that installed is with the standard cover.....
I hope you get it all worked out
I hope you get it all worked out
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Originally Posted by S-Turn AP1,Mar 16 2008, 05:41 PM
Was it Redone or a junk yard special painted black????